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Johny 11 year s ago
So you have a country now? Sweet! Can you give me tips on how to own one, please?
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
When I saw the initial photo, I thought they were sending cardboard boxes for people to live in. Now I understand that parts of shelters are in the boxes. Silly me.
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lordfly911 11 year s ago
So it is a shed in a box. This is nothing new. You can order them from your local hardware or big box store anytime you want. The extra stuff is just an accessories pack that goes along with the shed.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
yes, it is a shed in a box, but there are probably reasons why ikea was involved in a project such as this, like low cost, design efficiency, useful shipping contracts, and perhaps subsidy levels.
perhaps that is the reason orgs like oxfam don't show up with a fleet of tractor trailers at your local hardware superstore and say "i'll take 200,000 garden sheds, please. it's for somewhere in africa if you really must know!"
perhaps that is the reason orgs like oxfam don't show up with a fleet of tractor trailers at your local hardware superstore and say "i'll take 200,000 garden sheds, please. it's for somewhere in africa if you really must know!"
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perhaps that is the reason orgs like oxfam don't show up with a fleet of tractor trailers at your local hardware superstore and say "i'll take 200,000 garden sheds, please. it's for somewhere in africa if you really must know!"